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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1929
Page
9
Howard Swain of Sidney transacted business in Lodge Pole Monday while numerous residents made trips for medical, professional, and social duties. Births, visits, and hospital plans intertwined with sales, farming talks, and community events across Sidney and nearby towns.
Society notes recount the Odd Fellows Lodge meeting Monday night with a social hour and supper served by Rebekah ladies. Ralph Scherer hosted a dinner in Daltons honor for Mrs Mary Parsons and son Clarence of Omaha, with Gordon Parsons and F G Parsons of Sidney as guests. West End club dined at the country club. A S Hardy won high score at bridge.
The Delphian society met at Mrs. A. R. LeSueur’s home Tuesday afternoon with unusually good attendance. A course of study on Greek mythology was started. A lunch was served at the close.
Mrs Sanley Durkee hosted the North Side club luncheon at the country club at one o clock on Wednesday. Pink and green decorations adorned the table and pink powder puff favors were given. Bridge followed at the Durkee home with Mrs Clara McNish making high score. The Rebekah Kensington met at Mrs Frank Ackerman s home Wednesday afternoon with nine members and two visitors.
The ladies of the Eastern Star Kensington held their monthly meeting in the Ma sonic building club rooms on Tuesday afternoon. After the business session refreshments were served by Mesdames Pettibone Hardy Johnson and Ells, and the remainder of the afternoon was spent in social conversation and sewing.
The G N B club of the Episcopal church held a six o clock covered dish luncheon at the rectory Tuesday honoring Miss Phyllis Corbett and Miss Wilmena Kennedy on their birthday anniversaries. Birthday cakes with pink candles were presented. After dinner, guests enjoyed games and activities.
Members gathered in the church basement Wednesday for their regular meeting with large attendance. A negro vocal quartet in costume featuring Mrs. George Davis Mrs Ed Ahrens Rev Hal F Schenck and Frederick Ahrens offered an entertaining highlight. Lunch was served by the ladies of Mrs G W Franksberger's division. Birthday Party honors Miss Lillian Martin on her 14th at home with patriotic decor, games, music, singing, and gifts from guests Julia Bicknell Joan Bicknell Irene Rash Catherine Jones Mildred Nielson Mildred Witters Eleanor Jane Walker Wanda Hart and Margaret Schamp.
Safety First auxiliary met with Mrs. E. P Gould on Tuesday afternoon at her home with assisting hostesses Mrs. Newton Witters and Mrs Ward Taylor. A social hour followed a prize winning corps of Mrs. Ray Walker Mrs. Robert Wait and Mrs. George Davis. Mrs. Roy Tobler and Mrs. Charles Ross consoled. Mrs. Golds daughter Misses Lillian and Elvira Martin sang two duets before lunch. Next meeting set for Wol-Bur hall March 26.
Ernest Rasmussen was honored with a surprise farewell party at the district 49 schoolhouse. Mates and teacher hosted an enjoyable afternoon of games and lunch as he and his family move away. Attendees included Miss Agnes Dwyer and several Treinen, Nellen, Emerson, and Mahr family members.
Frances Willard union with Mrs H Schenck Friday afternoon at 1 30 Odd Fellows lodge Monday night at 5 00 Womans club at library Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 Election of officers American Legion auxiliary Tuesday night at Odd Fellows hall at 7 30 Losing side of membership drive will entertain at bridge party
The Claire Style Shoppe opens at 943 Maple Street and 10th Avenue, hosting a formal opening today and tomorrow. Miss Clara Klein invites stylish ladies to view frocks and millinery said to be up to the minute in fashion.
A week of pleasant weather with occasional snow flurries and shifting temperatures ushers in March. Low nighttime temperatures leave Sidney streets icy while tablelands nearby report a blanket of snow, underscoring the month’s volatile mood.
Local notice advertises a slightly used range for sale by Mrs Alma L. Batay, a local representative of the New York Life Company. Inquire at Campbell Furniture Store. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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